ICE IX-5 Ladies Iron

Irons are the most frequently used clubs, covering nearly all shots from the tee to the green. They range from 4 to 9. Depending on the distance, you select an iron with a specific loft. For short shots, you might choose an iron 9, while for longer shots, an iron 4 is preferred. Irons are designed for short and precise golf shots, featuring higher lofts (ranging from 20 degrees to 41 degrees), which result in a higher ball flight and less roll. The shafts become shorter as the iron number increases.

In addition to irons, there are wedges (short clubs with high loft) designed for very short shots or shots from the bunker. With a wedge, the angle of the clubface is very high, allowing it to almost come straight up on a hard hit. This enables you to make full swings without covering much distance, which is useful when you’re near the hole but not on the green.

Pitching wedge (45-degree loft) is mostly used for very short shots, known as approaches, for balls buried in the grass, and for shots from a hard surface.
Sand wedge (55-degree loft) is used for shots from the bunker or other challenging situations.